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4 years ago
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Which of the following does not represent fair game? During a game of Bunco, each player gets a turn to roll three dice. If the

person rolls three of a kind of the same number of the round, they automatically win the round. Two people play a game in which they randomly draw numbers from 1 to 12. If the number is even, player 1 wins and if the number is odd player 2 wins. Two people toss a coin to see who gets the ball first in a one-on-one basketball game. Player 1 gets the ball first if the coin lands on heads and player 2 gets the ball first if the coin lands on tails. Students play a simple roulette wheel game. The wheel contains 18 black spaces, 18 red spaces, and 2 green spaces. The students can bet pieces of candy on either landing on black or red on the wheel. If the opposite color or green is landed on they lose.
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VARVARA [1.3K]4 years ago
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<span>Students play a simple roulette wheel game. The wheel contains 18 black spaces, 18 red spaces, and 2 green spaces. The students can bet pieces of candy on either landing on black or red on the wheel. If the opposite color or green is landed on they lose.
This is an example of an unfair game.

Hope this helps!!! </span>
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